Managers of Wealth Offshore

No need to fear for future of NCB, says financial analyst

Under the agreement, AIC is required to make payments totalling just over US$94 million by December 31

Cayman implements financial services fee rises from 1 January

For mutual funds and private funds, the changes introduce consolidated annual fees, CIMA said.

Non-Caymanian civil servant term limit regulations near completion

The deputy governor, who is retiring this July, noted the legislation was delivered within months of the new government being elected.

Banks push back on holiday ‘hacking’ claims, cite seasonal seasonal card processing anomalies

Bowe said the social media commentary overlooks the extensive safeguards built into the banking system, particularly the audit trails attached to electronic fund movements.

Money in circulation rises 17 percent

MMA said it launched an Open Market Operation (OMO) in August last year to manage liquidity levels, injecting MVR 2.1 billion into the economy.

2025 Year in Review: Financial services firms weigh up Cayman’s fee increases

The combination of higher fees and increased financial services activity helped to swell government revenues.

Bank offers funding to boost Caribbean creative economy

The grants are open to governments and universities as well as non-governmental, community-based and business support organisations.

CIMA mandates new prudential survey for registered persons

The information collected will support efforts to enhance resilience, transparency and prudential soundness within the securities investment business sector, according to the authority.

CIMA chief executive reviews year of regulatory progress

CIMA made strides in several developments during 2025.

Crypto exchanges face new 2026 demands beyond fees

The company added that traders will also expect data to be structured for immediate use, with “real time insights” becoming “a standard expectation, not a premium add on”.

Minimum wage set to meet a strong labour market

WORC’s data gives insight into Cayman’s employment trends, as under current regulations every job application on the islands must be posted on the portal.

Regulator considers fining Flow over delays on cell tower-sharing

During the investigation, the regulator said, it requested and reviewed information from both parties and held multiple meetings with each licensee.

Ogier steers US$32 billion in Cayman and BVI SPACs

Cayman and the British Virgin Islands remained popular locations for SPACs, supported by flexible company law, established regulatory frameworks and continued acceptance by global exchanges and investors.

Starlink secures first satellite internet licence in Cayman

private connectivity services that are not traditional public internet services.

Cayman banks fight back against ‘money muling’

Now the association and its six retail bank members are fighting back.

Consultation launched to update Corporate Laws in the Isle of Man

Maintaining the Isle of Man’s reputation as a responsible and transparent international finance centre is a key priority for this Government.

URCA's budget to increase 12 percent

The regulator explains in its draft plan that in less than two years, the number of power producers it will have to oversee jumped from six to 23 as a result of the government’s PPPs.

St Kitts and Nevis announces double salary for public workers and pensioners

Ministers of government, advisers, and certain other officials will not be eligible for the double salary.

Myles: Minimum wage rise ‘moral imperative’

The increase follows more than 10 years of debate.

Realtors unworried as Parliament approves 10% luxury property stamp duty

Provenance Properties analysed data from the Cayman Islands Real Estate Brokers Association (CIREBA) and found no clear impact on sales, following the 14 Nov. announcement.

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